My mum is going to kick me out HELP!

System

Marlie - she could accommodate him wherever her bedroom is, even if that's sleeping on the floor

marliepanda

MatthewAinsworth wrote: »

Marlie - she could accommodate him wherever her bedroom is, even if that's sleeping on the floor

Again, why? It's up to her what she does. there's no requirement for her to do so even if that was the reason.

Kim_kim

bobby_99 wrote: »

850 does not include deductions

So 30 hours per week - you need more hours.

How much after tax & Ni?

Where are you in the country?
This makes a massive different to what you can afford & im amazed no one has mentioned it yet.

Feral_Moon

MatthewAinsworth wrote: »

Marlie - she could accommodate him wherever her bedroom is, even if that's sleeping on the floor

Not if she's moving into supported housing or a hostel. No overnight visitors are allowed.

pmlindyloo

There may be some benefits available for you if you have to leave home whether you live alone or with your girl friend.

Since you do not have all the information needed to give accurate advice your best option is to use a benefits calculator once you have alll the required information.

You can use the benefits calculator on https://www.entitledto.co.uk for the two different scenarios - living alone or living with your girl friend.

If you live with your girl friend then you would be treated as a couple so all her earnings/benefits/savings would be used in any calculation for benefits so you would need this information before you use the entitledto link.

I do not wish to pry but you appear to be on a fairly low wage at the moment and your girl friend is getting some support from social services too. Moving out from your parent's home is a big step financially and you need to make careful plans to make sure that you can cope both with money and supporting your girl friend.

Please don't make any hasty decisions about living with your girl friend just to get a roof over your head. What are her circumstances? Is she working/claiming benefits? Your moving in will impact on her finances too and possibly her support system.

Is there no chance that you can repair the relationship with your family?

bobby_99

i live in east london

so i need more then 30 hours to claim it?

Darksparkle

bobby_99 wrote: »

i live in east london

so i need more then 30 hours to claim it?

If you are earning £850 before deductions then you are not being paid for 30hrs.

It's hard to give you advice when you aren't answering all the questions asked.

nannytone_2

you need 30 hours minimum to claim working tax credits, but it all depends on your situation.
whether you live alone or with your girlfriend.

as far as help with rent goes, you may get a little, but it wont be much as you would only be entitled to help of the cost of shared accommodation and your earnings will be taken into consideration.

it all depends if you move as a single person or part of a couple

bobby_99

i have to really look into this

nannytone_2

maybe you should try to make amends with your mum .....